HYLEMORPHO BYC 001 - EDITION 1/10 (2016) Photographie par Gabriel Caneda

Digital and Manipulated photographyt printed on brushed aluminium.
Two sizes: 100x175 cm - edition 5 units ( 2.850 euros/unit )
50x90 cm - edition 10 units ( 1.500 euros/unit )

The resulting picture is a reflection on a masterpiece of an architect, here is the Ysios, winery cellar in Laguardia - La Rioja ( Spain ), created by Santiago Calatrava, archiitect.

The main idea of this photographic project is to explore the dichotomy between natural light and my own representation and interpretation of architecture influenced by Aristotle’s philosophical current called HYLOMORPHISM.

Through these pieces, I try to reflect the spatial composition that takes place in my mind when I photograph architecture. Sometimes unreal spaces arise, which seem real with the use of computer programs. Other times, a descriptive spatial composition emerges, on which the influence of natural light creates the geometry of the work of architecture.

The works consist of two photographic pieces linked to the physical-Aristotelian-Scholastic theory, according to which material beings are composed of two principles: the raw material, “ULE” (I take this concept to create the first photograph, in which I shoot the subject, the constructive element that is repeated the most in the architectural work); and the substantive form, “MORPHE”, which explains its concreteness and individuality as well as its universality and general or common features, (I take this concept to create the second piece, in which I interpret my own perception of the architectural work based on my personal artistic creative perspective). Both photographic images emerge in a perfect symbiosis reflecting the conceptual synthesis of the architectural work.

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